St. Paul daily globe., 1887-06-16
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
st. Louis Defeats Baltimore---The
Other Contests.


BALTIMORE, June l5.-Foutz pitched
great game to-day, but two actual hits
being made off his delivery and the
champions backed him up in fine style,
while Smiths curves did not bother the
Browns al all, and the fielding Of the
Baltimores was poor. Robinson's errors
were not hardly felt,a were compens-
ated for by his brilliant work. About
5000 people saw the game. Score:
Baltimore 90, o o o o o l l %
st. Louis .3- 2 o o O o SO
Errors, Baltimore s, ST. Louis 5; earned
runs, St. Louis 6; base hits, Baltimore g. st.
Louis 16; two,base hits; ,o'Neill, Griffin;
Greenwood and Tucker; first base on balls,
off Smith 4, Foutz 6; first base on errors,
Baltimore 2; struck out, by Smith A, Foutz
2; passed ball, Trott;, wild pitch, Foutz;
time, hours: umpire, McQuade.
THE ATHLETICS WIN.
PHILADELPHIA, June 15.-Cleveland
put Hugh Daley in the box against the
Athletics to-day, and with disastrous
results He was hit for one triple. two
doubles and four singles, which, with
base on balls and tumble, produced
nine runs, settling the game beyond a
doubt Notwithstanding the heavy
hitting, the visitors played good field
ing game from end to end. RoSeman
was traded to-day for MeiSter, of the
Metropolitan club. The latter will be
used as a substitute. Score:-
Athletics. - O 1 o. 1 2 o 2-1e
Cleveland. 80 o 2. o o 1 l. 6
runs, Athletics 13,. Cleveland 4; base hits,
Athletics Is: Cleveland IL; two base hits,
Stoyey, Milligan, McGarr; three base hit,
Stoyey; home run, Poorman; double plays,
Stoyey and Milligan, Mexican, Stritcker and
Toy; first base on balls, Stoyey, Harkin,
Mann, Milligan, Seward, Mexican, Hotaling; !;
first base on errors, Athletics 3, Cleveland 3 !;
struck out. Reccius, Sweeny, Toy, Daley;
passed balls, Milligan /, Reipschlager 2;
umpire, Knight.
BROOKLYN BEATEN.
NEW YORK, June 15.-The Cincinnati
ington park, Brooklyn, to-day and the
WestenerS won after an interesting
game. The Cincinnati men batted hard
and at timely moments. Tebeau'S home
run in the eighth inning and the work
of McPhee and Smith in the field were
the features of the game. The Brook
lyn team batted well at times, but the
hits were too scattered to be of much
use. Over $500 spectators were pres
ent. Score:
Brooklyn. o O 2 o o o %
Cinc1nnatS- % / U U x-6
Earned runs, Cincinnati 4; two-base hits,
Porter, Smith, MePhee; three base hit Cork
hill; home run, Tebeau. double plays, Fen
nelly ana Reilly, Pinckney and Mcclellan
and Phillips; first base on balls, McTammany
2, Phillips, Greer; first base on errors, Brook
lyn L struck out. Brooklyn 2, Cincinnati l;
wild pitches, Smith 1 ; umpire, Ferguson.
THE INDIANS oUTPLAYED.
About LOCO spectators saw the game
at st. George, s.. L., between. the
Louisville and Metropolitan clubs.
The Louisville men outplayed the In
dians at almost every. point. A triple
play by Gerhardt, Orr. Radford and
Holbert in the ninth inning was the
only feature of the game. Score:
Lo,iisville. p Q % 2 d-9
Earned runs, Louisville 1, Metropolitans 1;
two-base hits, Heeker, Browning, Werrick,
Esterbrook; three-base hit, Holbert; double
play, Nelson and Gerhard; first base on balls,
Esterbrook: hit by pitched ball, O'BTien;
first base on errors, Louisville 3, Metropoli-
tans 2; struck out. Louisville 1, Metropoli-
tans 6; passed balls, Holbert 2, Kerins 8;
wild pitches. .Shaffer 3; umpire, Jennings.